Hunza Valley
Hunza Valley Tour Packages 2026 (By Air & By Road)
Hunza Valley tour packages for 2026: Karimabad, Attabad Lake, Passu Cones and Khunjerab Pass by air or road from Islamabad. Family, couple and group trips.
Hunza is where most first trips to the north begin. Karimabad sits above the river with Baltit Fort and Rakaposhi in view, Attabad Lake glows turquoise further up the valley, and the Karakoram Highway climbs on past the Passu Cones to the Khunjerab Pass on the Chinese border.
Our Hunza tour packages run by road along the Karakoram Highway or by air via Gilgit, for families, couples and groups. Prices below are live, per person.
- Best time
- April to October. Blossom in early April, autumn colours in late October; Khunjerab Pass usually opens May to November.
- Ideal length
- 5–7 days by road; 4–5 days by air.
- By air
- Fly Islamabad–Gilgit in about an hour, then drive around two hours to Karimabad. Flights are weather-dependent.
- By road
- About two days from Islamabad on the Karakoram Highway, usually with a night in Chilas or Besham; via Naran and Babusar Pass in summer.
Live packages
Hunza Valley Tour Packages & Prices
Prices are per person and update with our live availability.
Hunza and Khunjerab Tour: Arrive Gilgit and drive to Karimabad | Baltit Fort, Altit Fort and Eagle's Nest | Attabad Lake and Passu Cones | Day trip to Khunjerab Pass | Return to Gilgit
From
PKR 65,000
Hunza and Skardu Honeymoon: Fly to Gilgit, drive to Hunza | Hunza sightseeing | Attabad Lake | Drive to Skardu | Shangrila Resort | Shigar Fort | Fly back
From
PKR 120,000
Hunza Valley tour price guide 2026
| Package | Duration | Travel | From (per person) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hunza and Khunjerab Tour | 5 days / 4 nights | By road | PKR 65,000 |
| Hunza and Skardu Honeymoon | 7 days / 6 nights | By air | PKR 120,000 |
Reserve with nothing to pay; a 30% deposit confirms your booking once we check availability.
Hunza Valley tours from Islamabad, Lahore and Karachi
From Islamabad
Two days by road, or a one-hour flight to Gilgit and a two-hour drive.
From Lahore
Four to five hours to Islamabad by motorway, then on to Hunza.
From Karachi
Fly to Islamabad or Gilgit (via Islamabad) and continue to Hunza.
Places to visit
- Hunza ValleyForts, orchards and a ring of seven-thousanders.Best time: April to October; blossom in early April, colours in late October
- Khunjerab PassThe roof of the Karakoram Highway at 4,693 metres.Best time: May to October (the pass is closed in winter)
- Naltar ValleyPine forests and lakes in impossible colours.Best time: May to October for lakes; January to March for skiing
- GilgitThe crossroads of the Karakoram, Hindu Kush and Himalaya.Best time: March to November
Hunza Valley tour FAQs
What is the best time to visit Hunza?
April to October. Early April has cherry and apricot blossom, summer is ideal for Khunjerab Pass and the lakes, and late October brings the golden autumn colours.
How far is Hunza from Islamabad?
Roughly 600 km on the Karakoram Highway, which takes about two days with an overnight stop. By air, the flight to Gilgit is about an hour, followed by a two-hour drive.
What are the top places to see in Hunza?
Baltit and Altit forts, the Eagle’s Nest viewpoint, Attabad Lake, the Passu Cones and the Hussaini suspension bridge, with a day trip to the Khunjerab Pass when it is open.
Is Khunjerab Pass open all year?
No. It is usually open from May to November and closed in winter because of snow.
Are Hunza packages suitable for families?
Yes. Most sightseeing in Hunza is by car with short walks, and we choose family-friendly hotels. Tell us your children’s ages and we will plan the pace around them.